NEW Vessel Tools: The Vessel Rechargeable Screwdriver & Ball Grip Bit Holders

We will be unboxing new tools from vessel tools that includes the rechargeable screwdriver, bit holders, and bits. The Vessel ball grip rechargeable screwdriver comes in 2 versions which are the regular and hi speed. We will also take a look at the Vessel ball grip bit holders which come in a variety of colors for great organization.
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[@neilmassey2944]

These screwdrivers, not screw guns, are a game changer. As an electrician for 30 years, I can honestly say every electrician should own one.

[@saucyg6371]

Their 72T ratchet screwdrivers are nice. Arguably my fav ones

[@eddiyws]

I got mine a Megadora series - they feel great on your hands. Also, the ball grip models. Quality is superb, as expected from any Japanese-made tools.

[@DubG89]

You’re always reviewing the best stuff. Thank you for that. Making life easier! 🤙

[@GustyOinker]

I LOVE MY VESSEL stuff. I have like 12 different things from vessel.

[@ProxyFinal]

That bit holder is designed to be interchangeable with the ratcheting screwdrivers. You can use other bits on the bit holder, but it’s harder to pull out. I can use vessel all day and be happy. It appears that vessel is also being sold under craftsman brand

[@leealtmansr.3811]

I am sold on Vessel JIS screwdrivers. Good video. FYI, some IEKA stuff uses Pozie screws.

[@CarlosMartinez-mj6cu]

Great video. Vessel screwdrivers have become among my favorite screwdrivers. I own some non electric and I have the high speed and the 3 -speed vessel electric screwdrivers and they are my favorite. To me the normal speed is the less useful since I own the high speed, low torque and the 3 speed, higher torque. I like the high speed for most task since its fast, the only thing is that you might have to manually do a turn or two. But when working with plastic cases, such as computer keyboards, this is perfect. The 3 speed works good with computer keyboards but any more than the first speed there is a risk of stripping the plastic. Overall fantastic screwdrivers

[@agripingutierrez1791]

So now that you you've used them, which one do you prefer as an every day carry

[@MyGrowthRings]

We don't have Pozidrive screws in America? Every Euro-style hinge used by every cabinet manufacturer today uses Pozidrive screws for all the adjustments. Blum, Grass, Hettich, Salice, you name it, they all use Pozi screws.

[@americanelectrician]

Yes we have them here but they arent a typical screw most people run into

[@MyGrowthRings]

@@americanelectrician For sure, not when buying screws in the USA. Unfortunately Americans have settled for Phillips. Torx, Pozi and Robertson are all superior, but we are too stubborn to change.

[@MegaDadof6]

Great video my Friend. Got my first Vessel for Father’s Day.

[@Coconut-p3h]

這款是第二代已而～應購買第三代～它可以改變轉速及USB頭在上方位置充電

[@mumbles1justin]

The newer 220 usb-C plus and premium models run circles around these older models. The newer models have are high speed high torque, med speed med torque, slow speed slow torque. I do highly recommend the plus and premium models. I personally prefer the plus over the premium because the plastic feels sturdier. But I would not recommend the older single speed micro usb models unless you want slow speed high torque. Which is still less torquethan the newer models.

[@midiannite8347]

What do you know about the high speed low torque one from the micro USB line? It's rated for 1,200rpm (no load of course), but the actual torque remains a mystery.

[@mumbles1justin]

@@midiannite8347 the high speed low torque is slightly under 3.5 inch pounds. Basically no torque, but will run in and out machine thread screws.

[@iwenive3390]

You need the yellow ratcheting vessel trust me

[@dallinmontgomery7326]

Is the large ended handle comfortable? Seems like it'd be a little unergonomic. Thanks for the content.

[@americanelectrician]

Honestly it fits well. I have larger hands but it’s comfortable

[@kittytrail]

it is, just like Vessel's classic ball-handle screwdriver are. 😽👌 that electric screwdriver is a collab between Vessel and Panasonic and both offer it under their brand. beware of chinese fakes though. 😉

[@ipstacks11]

The bits are probably JIS and not philips because of a patent or whatever. The JIS are design specifically to NOT cam out which I like. Who likes ACR instead of JIS?

[@nickcrider4309]

5:17 torque and speed have an inverse relationship. The high speed driver will likely have worse torque.

[@mg30ebay]

I've found the Vessel driver to be almost too fast for a lot of things, and just use my 12V drill-driver since it's variable speed.

[@JackElectrician]

Another 🔥🔥🔥🔥 videos

[@americanelectrician]

You’re the man!

[@Armval28]

I want to get it, but how do we go about replacing the battery in the future once it wore down?

[@Coconut-p3h]

他可以用六角螺絲鬆開更換電池的

[@TotallyNuss]

You should check out the Vessel 3 speed rechargeable. Plus, it has USB-C instead of this old mini nonsense.

[@americanelectrician]

I appreciate the suggestion!

[@jonathanbunker6946]

Love your videos!

[@americanelectrician]

Thank you! Please let me know if there’s any you’d like to see!

[@jonathanbunker6946]

@@americanelectrician how about on the job videos/ day in the life

[@chrisfyfe9212]

Beware of Japanese Industrial Phillips , they do not work in North American #2 Phillips ! I have been wanting to try the rechargeable , and the stubbies !

[@justinsherriff6185]

you have that backwards JIS "Japanese Industrial Phillips" work great in american Phillps. A #2 phillips will strip out a JIS screw.

[@chrisfyfe9212]

@@justinsherriff6185 Thanks for the correction ! As usual , I got it backwards !

[@JackElectrician]

I easily have over 300 Cad of just hands tools 🛠️. Lol it’s not easy to be an electrician 😅

[@FlyingSparks12336]

Not enough

[@Scott-gv7xw]

low speed higher torque.. high speed, less torque

[@JackElectrician]

First

[@brucelee-tn2mg]

gut nicht ihn germany danke